[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 3. Saves/downloads the file to that exact location as pulled from and
> replaces the old file
Ain't no way you're going to be allowed to decide where to save files on
*MY* computer!
That would be a MAJOR security hole...
Now let's look at ways you *COULD* do this.
Fi
Hello Philip (please email the PHP list directly, not me personally),
Wednesday, January 5, 2005, 4:01:15 PM, you wrote:
PT> Ok, I have another question. Would I be able to execute a batch file
PT> (or something) upon the user hitting a button, which would then save
PT> the file to the specified
Hello gustav,
Wednesday, January 5, 2005, 8:41:05 AM, you wrote:
gvs> It works very well saving an uploaded file to a specific
gvs> destination? It's basically what Richard wants to do? The
gvs> replacement of the file is automatically done if no options is
gvs> specified in some way to not overw
Hello prthomp,
Wednesday, January 5, 2005, 1:24:24 AM, you wrote:
pue> The whole process:
pue> 1. User uploads from a specific location (that I already know)
pue> 2. Modifies the file via the web
pue> 3. Saves/downloads the file to that exact location as
pue> pulled from and replaces the old file
Hi all.
Note, this may be a bit off topic.
With that said... I am wanting to save a file off my website to a certain
location on my computer. Is there a way to click on a button (or something) and
that invokes the download, which then saves to (for example)
C:\SomePlace\Directory\Pizza\sausage
> Hello to everybody!!! I'm writing to know if somebody
> knows a way to obtain the paht to save a file in the
> computer from a button, like the tag,
> but for saving a file. Thank you very much for your help!!
> I'll really appreciate the answerd.
I couldn't find "paht" on websters.com.
You'll
Hello to everybody!!! I'm writing to know if somebody
knows a way to obtain the paht to save a file in the
computer from a button, like the tag,
but for saving a file. Thank you very much for your help!!
I'll really appreciate the answerd.
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It can be accomplished using HTTP PUT to a script which receives it and
> then copies it back to its relevant location (in the users home
> directory). However, the difficult part would be to cause Microsoft Word
> to trigger the upload whenever a use
Hi All
I have a rather interesting thought for a website I'm currently working on.
I imagine this is not
going to be possible, but here goes:
- Visitors can go to a page http://www.whatever.com, log in, and get a list
of files in their home
directory.
- They click a link for a document (for exa
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